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2 October 18, 1970 Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star Stanford Smothers Cougars Nebraska's Slumber Nearly Proved Fatal Jayhawk Barrage Negated by Bomb Cont. From Page 1C only 1U2 old and a 28-yard Paul Rogers field goal with 1:22 left in the opening quarter, Kansas made a move to those prophetic signs. Kansas' Vince O'Neil, who was involved in the recruiting scandal that got Kansas State a three-year probation from the Big Eight a week ago, returned Rogers' kickoff 96 yards down the west sideline for a touchdown to make it 10-6 when Bob Helmbacher's PAT attempt was wide. The Jayhawks then fooled Nebraska with an onside kick, recovering the ball at the NU 43 and going in to score in seven plays with John Riggins getting the final two yards and Helmbacher's PAT gave KU a 13-10 lead with 13:23 left in the first half. And after forcing the Huskers to punt in four downs, Kansas put together a 68-yard drive in nine plays with Riggins and Steve Conley ripping through the proud NU Black Shirts.

Heck got the final yard with 9:28 left in the second quarter and Kansas had a 20-10 lead. But then came the Brownson to Ingles bomb and the Black Shirts pitched a shutout the rest of the way against a high-scoring KU offense that came into the game averaging 29.8 points per game while the NU Black Shirts had given up only 10 per outing. Arc (C 1 Iff i --a Driy Brought Reiief Cornhusker split end Guy Ingles (88) makes a one-point landing on this pass reception with Kansas defensive back Lee Hawkins (41) not close enough for an interception. Vikings Hit Plainsmen, 39-18, With Second Period Flurry Nebraska defense thrown up by the Vikings, being held to minus yardage on the ground. BruceAyers quarterback, went 7-7 passing before leaving the game with a sprainged ankle midway through the third quarter.

Wesleyan will host another Missouri team, William Jewell, next Saturday in Lincoln. Statistics NWU Missouri First downs 16 13 Rushing 1 yardage 48 110 Passing yardage 225 147 Return yardage 155 148 Passes 14-35-3 9-12-0 Punts 4-37 4-34 Fumbles lost 1 1 Yards penalized 49 35 Marshall, Mo. Missouri Valley won its homecoming game against Nebraska Wesleyan here Saturday night, 39-18, with a powerful second quarter effort that sent the Vikings into the dressing rooms at the half with a 27-0 lead. The Plainsmen first managed to score in the third quarter when Rick Shibata plowed over from the two after six plays covered 64 yards. Then, thtj Vikings' Stan Jones intercepted a Wesleyan pass Humm Paces Frosh Statistics Froth McCook First downs 1 16 Rushing yardag 59 67 Passing yardag 943 180 Passes 15-30-4 16-3-l Punts Fumble lost 0 2 Yards penalized 63 44 By STEVE GILLISPIE McCook Dave Humm has already caused quite a stir in his young collegiate football career.

Humm earned superlatives from all sides as he paced the Nebraska freshman over McCook Junior College. 35-6. here Saturday night. The Husker Frosh are now 2-0. Wasting no time, the Las Vegas, native dazed the Indians by completing seven of his first nine passes for a 144 yards and two touchdowns.

In between his first two TD strikes, he ran six yards for another score, as the Frosh jumped to a fast 20-0 score with 2:01 remaining. Humm took the yearling Huskers 72 yards to their first score in eignt piays alter Nebraska took kickoff. the opening Glenn Garson was on the receiving end of Humm's TD strike of eight yards. The versatile halfback also converted and the score was 7-0. Tom Alward partially blocked a McCook punt to set up the Huskers next score.

Humm went around his left end for six yards and a touchdown to up the margin to 13-0. The next time Nebraska had the ball Hamm hit Tim Lackovic on a deep fly pattern for 38 yards to score. Garson again kicked the extra point and it was 20-0. The Huskers added a touchdown in the second and third quarters before coach Jim Ross began to play most of the traveling squad. Maury Damkroger plunged over from the three-yard line for the second quarter score.

Humm again hooked up with Lackovic for a 13-yard scoring strike in the third quarter. Garson ran for two extra points in the second quarter and kicked a PAT in the third. The only disappointment for the Huskers was the loss of defensive tackle Chuck Tre-main. Tremain broke a small bone in his left foot and may be out for the season. The Indians finally scored in the first quarter with quarterback Joe DiVincenzo going over from the one.

A snap on a Nebraska punt went over punter Scott Bendler's head and Bendler fell on the ball on the Nebraska 16. But the night belonged to Humm and his teammates. McCook coach Pat Keltges had unlimited praise for Humm. Shaking his head in disbelief after the game, ICpitops said. "Humm is the best quarterback I have ever seen in junior college or university freshman ranks.

And you can quote me on that. "He drops back and releases so fast we couldn't rush him. He is one of the smoothest players I have ever Frosh 20 8 7 035 McCook 0 0 0 66 Frosh Garson, 8 pass from Humm (Garson kick) Frosh Humm 6 run (kick failed) Frosh Lackovic 38 pass from Humm (Garson kick) Frsoh Damkroger 3 run (Garson klck Frosh 13 pass from Humm (Garson kick) McCook DeVlncenzo 1 run (run lled Knights Ice Hockey Victory Oklahoma City UP) -The Omaha Knights piled up four goals in the final period Saturday night to overcome an early deficit and defeat the Oklahoma City Blazers 7-5 in 1 Central Hockey League action. The Knights' Bill Hogaboam tied the score with 2:55 left and Mike Parizeau put the Knights ahead 6-5. Then Terry Outllette iced the cake with No.

7 at 19:09 after Pierre Jarry's shot had been blocked. Prep Gymnastics NE 115.45, Hastings 88.75 Free exercise I. L. West (N 1 Campbell (NE), 3. Olsen (Nb.

Parallel ban 1. Bunn (NE) Rarrell (t'astinos). 3. Schuman (NE) Still rings 1. D.

Strough (NE), J. Corning (NE). 3. Barren. Trampoline 1.

D. Strough, I. Heillger (NE), 3. Meyers (Hastings). Sidehorse 1.

Dickey (NE), 2. Olsen, 3. Youngblood (Hastings). Horizontal bar 1. Schuman, J.

Papenhagen (Hastings), 3. Darr (NE). Tumbling 1. L. West, 2.

D. West (NE), 3. Campbell. NE 115.45, McCook 103.50 Free exercise 1. Underwood (McCook), 2.

L. West (NE), 3. Kohlmeier (McCook.) Parrallel bars 1. Bunn, 2. Stevens (McCook), 3.

Baumgartner (McCook). Still rings 1. B. Strough, 2. Corning, 3.

Lafferty (McCook). Trampoline l.O. Strough, 2. Heillger, 3. Underwood.

Sidehorse I. Dickey, 2. Beard (McCook), 3. Olsen. Horizontal bars 1.

Schuman, 1 Stevens, 3. Darr. Tumbling 1. L. West, 2.

D. West, 3. Campbell. Feature Races At Rockingham Persian Honour 19.60 5.20 4.40 Captain Nash 3.60 3.40 Big Time Bin 4.40 At Sportman's Fark Trusty Pm 3. 2.80 2.40 Son Helmet .20 3.60 Francesco 4-00 At Hazel Park Statistics Stanford Wash.

Stats First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Pu" Fumbhtrlost vrrfi MnallzM 20 321 337 12 15-26-1 l-4 0 219 1 20-444 3 137 S3 Spokane, Wash. OB Stanford quarterback Jim Plunkett set an all-time couegtate total offense record, then sat out the remainder of the game to watch his teammates rip Washington State 63-16 in a Pacific-8 Conference football came Saturday. Plunkett entered the contest needing 214 yards to surpass the old mark of 6,568 yards set by North Texas State's Steve Ramsey. The Heisman Trophy can didate ran for one touchdown and passed for two others and directed the Indian attack to net 280 yards in individual total offense. The Indian signal caller climaxed a brilliant performance to etch his name uiio me recura uuuks iv.it, vi the second quarter when he rifled a 48-yard bomb to flanker Randy Vataha, who scored on a play that covered 96 yards.

Stanford 10 27 13 13-43 Wash. State 0 I 0 0-16 Stan-FG Horowlll 26 Stan-Schultz 46 pass Interception (Horowitz kick) Stan-Plunkett 39 run (Horowitz kick) Stan Shockley 5 pass from Plunkett (Horowitz kick) Stan-Vataha 96 pass from Plunkett (kick failed) WSU-Wlgmore 4 run (Lyday pass from Wlgmore) Slan-Kehl 1 run (Horowitz kick) Stan Brown 66 run (Horowitz kick) Stan-Cross 25 run (kick failed) WSU Jackson 3 run (Jackson run)-Stan-Sanderson 1 run (kick failed) Stan-Sanderson run (Horowitz kick) Dana Falls To Hastings Statistics Dan Hastings. First downs I 22. Rushing yardage Ill 196. Passing yardage 21 260.

Return yardage 247 40. Passes 4.10 18-28-1. Punts 1-29-4 6-31. Fumbles lost I 2. Yards penalized 20 20 Hastings (P) Senior George Watson caught eight passes for 160 yards and two touchdowns Saturday for the Hastings College as the Broncos defeated Dana College 28-14.

Gary Filipi ran the ball 22 times for 95 yards for the winners in their homecoming game. Dana was ahead 14-0 in the second quarter, but Watson's TDs evened the score and Hastings wrapped it up in the fourth quarter. Dana 0 14 0 0-14 Hastings 0 1 14-21 Dana McLaughlin 1 run (McLaughlin kick) Dana Bradley S3 fumble return (kick failed) Hast Watson 70 pas from Band-dinger (Gressford pass from Rhln) Wast Watson 70 pass from Ben-nlnger (kick failed) Hast Fillpl JO run (Bendlnger kick) Hast Rhin 25 run (Bendinger kkk) Concordia Rips Midland Statistics Midland Concordia First downs 6 16 Rushing yardag 54 174 Passing yardag 107 236 Return yardag 138 112 9-18-4 15-22-0 5-34 3-31 Fumbles lost 1 4 Yards penalized 30 50 Seward GT) Rod Giessel-mann's passing thrilled a homecoming crowd Saturday as Concordia Teachers College downed Midland College, 43-14. Giesselmann passed for three touchdowns with Warre.n Schmidt kicking two of the three extra points. John Gumb grabbed the ball on a kickoff return and' went 96 yards to pay dirt for one of Midlands two touchdowns in the fourth quarter.

Midland 0 0 4) 1414 Concordia 7 20 2 1443 Cone. Kaufman 1 run (Schmidt kick) Cone. Danlelczyk 5 pas from Giesselmann (Schmidt kick) Cone. Naber 21 pais from Giesselmann (kick failed) Cone. Naber 5 run (Schmidt kick) Cone.

Safety, Williams tackled In end zon Del-lekson 53 pass lntreptlon (Schmidt kick) Midland Gumb 96 kickoff rturn (Prauner kick) Cone. Friellng 10 pass from Giesselmann (Schmidt kick) Midland Bllbert 20 pass from Holm (Praunw kick) Chadron Stops Dakota Tech Statistics FIrtrt downs ,4 Rushing yardag 386 67 rassing yardag Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yard penalized 120 213 85 100 9-25-1 23-44-2 i. 6-46 -30 2 2 80 0 Rapid City, S.D. (A -Tailback' Stan Labertew broke loose on runs of 92 and 88 yards from scrimmage here Saturday to lead Chadron State College of Nebraska to a 27-0 drubbing of Soutii Dakota Tech. Labertew chalked up a total of 185 yards in seven carries to lead, all ground-garners.

Reserve tailback Ron Grant went for 82 yards in nine totes including a 33-yard scamper. The Huskers' domination began to show moments later when Brownson directed a 73-yard scoring drive in nine plays that gave the visitors a 24-20 halftime bulge and Nebraska fans began to relax but just a little. The Husker offensive power was most evident on the first three plays of the drive, all three of them good enough for first downs with Brownson bitting tight end Jerry List for 14, keeping for 14, then handing off to Schneiss for 11. Staying completely on the ground for the remainder of the drive, Brownson kept the ball on the option play for a 15-yard TD scamper with 3:23 left in the first half. After a 15-yard personal foul penalty, Rogers kicked a 35-yard extra point for the 24-20 lead.

The Jayhawks didn't get close to the NU goal again until the final 13 seconds of the game when a 48-yard pass from reserve quarterback Rich Jones to Ron Jessie put the ball at the NU four and KU took its final timeout, hoping to get one more score. But Jones was thrown for a loss on the final play, preserving the final 41-20 count. The closest the Jayhawks got other than the final thrust was to the NU 38 early in the second half before the Huskers forced a punt. Their only other invasion of NU territory in the second half was to the Nebraska 49 where a fourth down attempt at making a first down failed. Meanwhile the Big Husker line was opening holes for running backs Joe Orduna, Kinney, Schneiss and Johnny Rodgers and giving quarterbacks Brownson and Jerry -Tagge- time to find receivers when they needed to pass.

Bronson Has Best Day Brownson, who drew the starting quarterback nod after corning in during the second half last week to direct the 21-7 win over Missouri, had his best day as a Husker, getting 59 yards on the ground and hitting nine of 14 passes for 172 yards or a total offense figure of 231 yards, tossing two TD passes and running for two others. Brownson directed an 80-yard drive late in the third quarter for a 31-20 lead that virtually sewed it up for the Huskers. He kept the ball on the ground for all but three plays of the 13-play march, running his powerful backs behind the blocking of the likes of tackle Bob Newton, who ironically has yet to be nominated for all-American consideration by the Associated Press. Rodgers gained nine. And Rodgers gained 14.

Then the sensational sophomore caught a 10-yard pass from Brownson. And Kinney got 18. And that's the way it went until Brownson flipped a five-yarder to Rodgers for the TD with 3:08 left in the third stanza and Rogers added another extra point for a 31-20 cushion. Three plays later Jim Anderson picked off a Dan Heck pass to give the Huskers the ball at the NU 47, setting up another scoring drive. Husker Line Blocked Well This 53-yard march took 10 plays and again most of it was gained behind a tough blocking line with the only pass thrown being a 13-yarder from Brownson to Rogers on a third and five situation at the KU 37.

After getting to the 22, Kinney was given the ball on four straight plays and responded with gains of six, four, five and four before Brownson kept for the final five yards with 13:22 left in the contest and Rodgers made it 38-20. Moments later another pass interception set up another scoring opportunity, this time Bill Kosch picking off a Heck aerial attempt to put the ball at the NU 36. Jerry Tagge took over at quarterback for the Huskers and Ingles who had beaten KU's Willie Amison earlier on the 80-yard touchdown play, beat him again, this time for 44 yards to put the ball at the Kansas 20. KU held at its 16, but Rodgers, having his busiest day since last winter's Sun Bowl, booted a 32-yard field goal to wind up the scoring with 8 40 left. The victory, boosting the Huskers league mark to 2-0, put NU in firm command of the Big Eight race with Oklahoma at 1-0 after a Saturday win over Colorado the only other unbeaten team in conference play, And those two don't meet until Nov.

21 in Lincoln. The rest of the Husker foes have all lost at least once in Big Eight action with next week's foe, Oklahoma State, standing 0-1, Colorado at 1-2, Iowa State at 0-2 and Kansas State at 2-1. Makovicka Peps Kearney49-7 Statistics Peru Kearney First downs 12 21 Rushing yardage 15 356 Passing yardage 86 199 Return yardage 153 143 Passe 4-22-3 13-20-2 Punts 8-34 1-37 Fumbles lost 2 5 Yards penalized 25 118 Kearney VP) John Makovicka, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics leading scorer this season, rambled for three touchdowns here Saturday as the Antelopes of Kearney State crushed Peru State 49-7 in a homecoming football contest. Makovicka scored on two one-yard plunges and a 10-yard run. Peru jumped off to an early Colleges and sailed 45 yards to pay dirt in the fourth quarter to regain the TD lost on Shibata's effort.

The Plainsmen came back to score on a two-yard run by Mike Kemling and a 11-yard pass from Kemling. But it wasn't enough has the Plainsmen had their five-game winning streak snapped. During the first half, Wesleyan made only one first down against the stone wall lead on a 50-yard pass play from Tom Froehlich to Jeff Turner before the fired-up Antelopes paqished trie ob-ca'ts, limiting them to only 15 yards on the ground and 86 in the air. Kearney amassed 356 yards afield and 199 by passing and were forced to punt only once. Peru 0 0-7 Kearney 7 14 7 3149 Peru Turner 50 pass from Froehlich (Cotton kick) Kear Makovicka 1 run (Cheng kick) Kear Makovicka 10 run (Cheng kick) Kear Jacobsen 45 punt return (Cheng kick) Kear Makovicka 1 run (Cheng kick) Kear Roberts 39 pass from Elson (Cheng kick) Kear Waite I run (Cheng kick) Kear Willlts 4 run (Cheng kick) in chalking up their fourth victory of the year.

Western's only TD came on a 96-yard kickoff return by Mike Hill in the second quarter. Western 0 7 Doan ,...20 21 0 0-7 0 14-55 Doan Sallier 63 run (kick Hunt) Doan Green II past from King (kick failed) Doan Green 6 past from King (Hunt kick) Doan Sallier I run (Hunt kick) Western Hill 96 run (Dutt kick) Doan Brown 29 past from King (Hunt kick) Doan Sallier 30 past from King (Hunt kick) Doan Bals 13 pass to King (Hunt kick) Doane Dressier 46 past from King (Hunt kick) By Highlanders FOOTBALL State High Schools Falls City SH 20, Pawnee City 0 Fremont Bergan 30, David City Aquinas 14 Big Eight Nebraska 41, Kansas 20 Oklahoma 23, Colorado 15 Kansas State 17, Iowa State 0 Notre Oame 24, Missouri 7 State Colleges Concordia 43, Midland 14 Kearney 49, Peru 7 Wayne 16, Lea, Minn. 0 Chadron 27, S.D. Tech 0 UNO 44, Southern, Colo. 15 Hastings 28, Dana 14 Doane 55, Missouri Western 7 Missouri Valley 39, NWU 10 N.M.

Highlands 34, Hiram Scott 6 NU Frosh 35, McCook JC 6 East Pann 31, Lafayette 20 Princeton 34, Colgate 14 Dartmouth 42, Brown 14 Pittsburgh 36 West Yitginl 35 Delaware 54, Rutgera 21 Fordham 12, Duquesne 0 Yale 32, Columbia 15 Temple 28. Xavier 15 Syracuse 24, Penn St. 7 Rhode Island 14, Mass. 7 Boston 33, Holy Cross 22 Air Force 26, Navy 3 Harvard 27 Cornell 24 New Hampshire 27, Vermoryt 0 Wilmington 7, Slippery Rock 6 Midwest Northwestern 24, Wisconsin 14 Dayton 41, Buffalo 0 Ohio St. 38, Minnesota I Indiana 30, Illinois 25 Purdue 24, Iowa 3 Michigan 34, Michigan St.

20 Black Hills S.D. 54, Huron 28 Mankato 31, Augustana, S.D. 8 Bowling Green 44, Kent St. Mornlngslde 19, Northern Iowa 7 Buena Vista 42, Upper Iowa 7 Emporia Kan. 42, Ft.

Hays, Kan. 31 Tarklo, Mo. 41, Graceland, Iowa 20 Ottawa, Kan. 49, McPherson, 20 N.D. St.

20, North Dakota 3 South Dakota 26, South Dakota St, 0 Grinnell 28, Cornell, Iowa 24 Lincoln, Mo. 6, Parsons 2 Dakota Wesley 50, S.D. State 30 Pittsburg, 34, Northern Colo. 14 Mankato St. 31, Augustana, S.D.

8 NE Missouri 15, SE Missouri 6 Ottawa 49, McPherson 20 Simpson 24, Luther 7 Washington, Mo. 31, Colorado College 7 Westmar 33, Sioux Falls 6 William Jewell 27, Cent. Mo. St. 17 William Penn 17, Central Iowa 3 South Georgia 13, Vanderbilt 3 Tennessee 24, Alabama 0 Auburn 31, Georgia Tech 7 Southern Miss.

30, Mlssissipl 14 Maryland 21, South Carolina 15 Virginia 21, Army 20 Wake Forest 36, Clemson 20 Duke 22, North Carolina St. 6 Ohio 23, Miami 22 William Mary 25, VMI '0 Tampa 31, Miami, Fla. 14 LSU 14, Kentucky 7 Memphis 16, Florida St. 12 Mississippi St. 20, Texas Tech 16 Citadel 42, Bucknell 23 Tulane 24, North Carolina 17 Virginia Tech 17 Tulsa 14 Southwest New Mexico 24, New Mexico St.

14 Arizona St. 27, BYU 3 Texas El Paso 41, Colorado St. 37 SMU 10, Rice 0 TCU 31, Texas 15 North Texas St. 1 1 West Texas St. 10 Houston 19, Oregon St.

16 West Utah 20, Wyoming 16 Weber St. 56, Montana St. 13 Oregon 49, Idaho 13 Stanlord 63, Washington St. 16 Drake 31, Northern Arizona 17 Pacific 47, Santa Clara 23 PREP SUMMARIES Falls City SH 20, Pawnee City 0 Falls City Sacred Heart ..0 0 6 14-20 Pawnee City 0 0 0 0-0 FCSH Bird 40 pass from Simon; Si mon 2 Bird 85 pas interception, PAT Bird pass from Simon. Fremont Bergan 30, David City Aquinas, 14 Fremont Bergan ....7 0 8 15-30 David City Aquinas 0 I 6 0-14 Bergan Theirolf 1 and 5 runs, 45 pass Interception) Bloom fumble recovery; PAT Lov 2 kicks; Vine 2 passes from Smith.

Aquinas Fantey 23 run; Deter 2 run. PAT Helmer pass from Helgoth. 1 NHL Philadelphia 0 (tie) Pittsburgh 0, Montreal t. Chicago 2 NBA Chicago 99, New York 96 Philadelphia 123, Cincinnati 105 San Diego 102, Buffalo 93 Baltimore 118, Los Angeles 116 overtime Seattle 126, Boston 114 Detroit 110, Phoenix 107 i San Francisco Cleveland 108 ABA Kentucky 109, Denver 103 Virginia 133, Pittsburgh 116 CHL Omaha 7, Oklahoma City I Detroit 3, Minnesota 3 St. Louis 4, Buffalo I NWU Miss.

Valley V- Rosskelly 7 (kick failed) MV Kratzer II (Anderson kick) MV Kratzer 33 (kick failed) 0 0 6 12-10 6 21 12-39 pass from Ayers pass from Ayers pass from Ayers MV Buck 4 run (Willard run) NWU Shibata 2 run (kick failed) JJonM 45 0u Interception (kick failed) NWU Kelmlng 2 run (pass failed) MV Weekly 7 pass from Traxler (pass failed) NWU Ellis 11 pass from Kemling (pass failed) Wayne State Blanks Lea Statistics Lea Wayne First downs Rushing yardag Passing yardag Rfurn yardag Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 6 23 272 64 80 5-19-1 4-15 3 50 27 75 58 7- 20-2 8- 27 2 69 Wayne if) Sam Singleton made Wayne State College's tomecoming a bright one Saturday, scoring two touchdowns as the home team defeated Lea of A 1 Lea, 16-0. Singleton scored in the second quarter on a one-yard run and the extra point was kicked by Dan Ernst. A repeat by the pair in the third quarter was different in only that Singleton had a five-yard run. Monty Miller of Wayne also got credit for a safety, blocking a Lea punt and batting it through the end zone. Lea 0 0 0 00 Wayn 7 0-16 Wayn Singleton 1 run (Ernst kick) Wayn Miller safety Slnflltton I run (Ernst kick) UNO Surges to 44-15 Win Statistics SC UNO 23 258 232 7 10-184 3-37 16 First downs i Rushing yardag 174 Passing yardag 234 Return yardag (3 14-41-2 Punts 7-25 Fumble lost i Yards penalized 74 Omaha Nebraska at Omaha surged over Southern Colorado 44-15 in a Rocky Mountain Conference football game Saturday, scoring five times before the Colorado team got its first touchdown.

Two awry Southern Colorado punts set up UNO's first scores, a 30-yard field goal by Fred Tichauer and a touchdown pass from Roc co Gonnella to Mark Poole. UNO scored on two short runs in the second quarter, aid another Gonnella pass and a 1 two-yard run in the third. Southern Colorado .0 0 I UNO 10 14 14 UNO FO Tlchaer 30 7-15 7-44 Saltier Sparks Doane To Easy 55-7 Victory UCLA Squeezes Past Cal Statistics Mo. West. Doan First downs 12 25 Rushing yardag 56 329 Passing yardag 160 287 Return yardage 215 320 Passes 10 25-3 19-32-0 Punts 5-24 3-34 Fumbles Lost 2 0 penalized 60 St.

Joseph, Mo. W) Mike' Sallier rushed 257 yards and scored three touchdowns to lead the Doane College Tigers to a 55-7 victory over Missouri Western Saturday. The Tigers got three touchdowns from split end John Green and single markers from Bob Bals and Bill Brown Scotties Dumped Statistics H.S. N.M. 10 22 150 124 118 212 12-22-0 740 4-32 2 3 16 45 First down Rushing yardag Passing yardag Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized Las Vegas, N.M.

iff) Sophomore quarterback Don Woods passed for two touchdowns and ran for another here Saturday night to lead New Mexico Highlands to an easy 34-6 victory over Hiram Scott of Nebraska. Woods hit George Taplin on scoring passes of 39 and 32 passes to tercepted Dummit stop UCLA drives. The Bears took a 21-18 lead when quarterback Dave scrambled three yards for a Penhall threw a 58-yard Steve Sweeney on the last play of the third quarter. Penhall also threw a first half touchdown pass, a 10-yarder to halfback Tim Todd. Dummit threw bis 25th career touchdown pass, tying a UCLA record to give the Bruins 'H-8I 'aurrj i5Jij aqj ioj pwi wfl late in the third period.

The pass was a two-yarder to fullback Bob Manning. UCLA 3 7 4-24 California 7 7 0-21 Cal Todd 10 pass from Penhall (Wersching kick) UCUA-FG Record 30 Cal-Todd 1 run (Wersching kick) UCLA Sims 3 run (Record kick) UCLA Manning 1 pass from Dummltt (Dummit run) Cal DeLapp 51 pass from Penhall (Wersching kick) UCLA-Dummit run (kick failed) California First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardag Return Yardag Passes Punts Fumbles Lost Yards penalized so 18 130 172 316 162 36 18 25-51-3 -23 5-38 141 1 0 1 127 Berkeley, Calif. The UCLA Bruins, snake bitten in the closing seconds of their last two games, scored a heart-stopping 24-21 victory over California Saturday when quarterback Dennis Dummit scrambled three yeards for a touchdown with four seconds to play. Dummit engineered an 85-yard drive that started with 2Vt minutes to play. Two pass interference calls against Cal gave UCLA first downs on the Bears' nine-yard line and at the three before i dramatic run.

Earlier in the fourth period of the Pacific-8 battle, Cal in yards. He ran eight for another score. Taplin crossed the goal line for the third time when he returned a punt 65 yards. The Scotties' only score came i with only 40 seconds remaining -as Al Staub plunged from the one-yard line. Hiram Scott 0 0 0 66 .14 14 0-34 High Taplin 39 past from Woods (Stock kick) High Taplin 65 punt return (Stock kick) High Woods I run (Stock kick) High Tyre 1 run (Stock kick) High Taplin 32 pas Wood (kick foiled) Scott Staub 1 run (kick failed) UNO Pool 7 pass from Gonnella (Tichauer kick) UNO Wise 2 run (Tichauer kick) UNO Walker 1 run (Tichauer kick) UNO Jostes 14 past from Gonnella (Tichauer kick) S.C Murphy It pas from Peterson (Ferguson run) UNO Wis 3 run (Tichauer kick) UNO Foot pas from Stickle (kick failed) S.C.

Grant 53 pas from Enimlngcr (Enzmlngtr kick) mat set up tne Eagles second-touchdown. South Dakota Tech 0 0 0 0' Chadron 1 ..7 6 14 027' Ch Labertew 2 run ((Ca'rn' kick) Chad Macken 7 run (kick foiled) Chad Labtrttw 81 run (Kearnt kick) (KntTickr10 TurmM' I 1 Big Gyro ...26.60 1 20 5.70 Maiza 'N Blua 1-00 2.60 an Franklin 1-20 1.